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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
3
A 1915 Universal Motion Picture release titled The Broken Coin unfolds as a drama about a hidden inscription and a perilous chase. The plot follows a heroine seeking the lost secret while pursued through unfamiliar locales and perilous circumstances.
The Lat installment recounts a defensive clash as Frederick’s forces repulse Gratiohemen incursions near a royal palace. Kitty urges reserves to hold the gate while Sachio leads a bold assault, Frederick and Gray rallying to redeem a battered defense as artillery roars and retreating troops regroup for a final charge.
King Cortislaw faces defeat as misled by a counterfeit coin the Gretzhoffen plot unravels. Count Sachie and Bachle seek truth while Rolanu and a captured rider reveal royal intrigues and a key envoy plans an exit from the palace’s looming darkness.
Fragmented naval scene unfolds at dawn as a yacht sails and a hidden group gathers near a palace. A tense retreat forms while officers question spies and detainees drift in uncertain status amid a distant court intrigue.
In a tense escape sequence the captors flee toward the coastal water front as Cartigan and allies navigate a blocked city. The regent seeks plans while the undersea craft deploys, the crew clinging to hope amid a deadly pursuit and a shifting power struggle.
In a tense sea chase near Gretzhoffen, Count Frederick and Countess Sachto follow a pursuing aircraft. A mysterious woman pilots the enemy craft, while Frederick plots to test neutral lands and gauge if foe forces will rally or be broken. The royal yacht endures heavy shellfire as the air and sea clash.
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